Edgar Quero, the 22-year-old catching prospect for the Chicago White Sox, made his major league debut on Thursday, facing the Oakland Athletics. Initially surprised by the call-up, he was eager to start and took the field during a tough 8-0 loss. Although he went 0-for-3, his determination shone through as he expressed a desire to improve and contribute. His performance, alongside stark statistics from the game, highlighted the Sox's struggles, including being swept in their last series. Manager Will Venable and pitcher Davis Martin praised Quero's confidence and preparedness, emphasizing that he has the skills necessary for big league success. The team's recent roster changes, including the designation of Omar Narváez and the reinstatement of Andrew Benintendi, point to a strategic effort to revitalize the lineup. Quero's family attended the game, marking a significant milestone in his journey from Cuba to MLB.